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The Week In Review
Fri 14th September to Thu 20th September
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Force to roll-out 'banter training'
19/09/18 - It says there have been occasions where actions of some have caused offence to others. • A force will deliver “banter training” to its officers at the end of the month to teach them the fine line between bullying and fun. The three-hour long workshop at Leicestershire Police aims to “put political correctness in its pl
'Celebrity specials' on new TV show have no powers
20/09/18 - Five personalities went on patrol with constables in Cambridgeshire. • Cambridgeshire has been revealed as the force which hosted celebrities for a TV show where they could learn “what it’s really like to be at the sharp end of policing”. While previously reported elsewhere as the stars “becomi
Millions of pounds worth of traffic offence tickets cancelled by tri-force
19/09/18 - Thousands of tickets voided every year. • Hundreds of thousands of pounds in revenue from traffic offences are being lost in one tri-force every year because of staffing problems and administrative errors, an informed insider claimed. A Police Oracle Freedom of Information request revealed the combined Bedfordshire, Hertfor
- 17/09/18 - Merseyside police 'welcomes retired officers back with open arms'
- 19/09/18 - PC avoids dismissal after punching man who spat at him
- 20/09/18 - Retired police officer scoops £250k with winning lottery ticket
- 17/09/18 - Cleveland chief has case to answer for misconduct over phone damage
- 20/09/18 - One-handed life-saving kit issued to force
- 20/09/18 - U-turn PCC appoints new deputy
- 17/09/18 - Inspector was told complaining about 'bully' CC Byrne would be 'career suicide'
- 19/09/18 - New deputy for Cumbria Constabulary
- 19/09/18 - Officer 'scarred for life' following vicious attack
- 18/09/18 - College of Policing leader admits relationship with HMICFRS is 'dysfunctional'
- 17/09/18 - Loose-fitting uniform introduced in bid to increase number of Muslim female recruits
- 18/09/18 - No plans to cancel officer annual leave over Brexit
- 20/09/18 - West Yorkshire officers accused of colluding over arrest injuries
- 20/09/18 - Anti-violence taskforce will not deliver results overnight, warns Khan
- 18/09/18 - Forces to use stop and search powers in knife crime crackdown
- 19/09/18 - Westminster security system 'completely failed' PC Keith Palmer
Features
Can crowd sourced intelligence help first responders during major incidents?
Dr Dave Sloggett looks at the potential for information posted by the public during critical incidents to be harnessed in real-time. • The panic caused on Oxford Street just before Christmas when incorrect reports circulated on social media suggesting that gunfire had been heard on the Lon
- Intelligent processing: Using AI in investigations
- Perfect storm: Reducing the chances of a terror attack
Comment
Our prison crisis worsens
Independent researcher and consultant Russell Webster says a formal letter from Peter Clarke sets out comprehensive failings. • The Chief Inspector of Prisons Peter Clarke had to step in again today to protect prisoners and prison staff at HMP Bedford from living and working in an increasin
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